Having pledged to make New York "the fairest city in America," Mr. de Blasio was asked what city he considered to be the fairest in the land.
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But there's no bright line we can draw where a policy can protect everybody — giving the defendant the fairest chance at defending himself and the victim's fairest chance for justice too.
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" Luye broke in there to add, "It's the fairest thing.
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Let's see how they fairest of them all really fared.
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The apple, which bore the inscription "kallisti," meaning "for the fairest," was fought over by the goddesses, who turned to Zeus for judgment on who deserved the golden apple and the title of fairest goddess.
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Alexa, Alexa, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?
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It isn't the fairest evidence by which to measure, or judge.
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That exception highlights the fairest criticism of Obama on this score.
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They may have been the fairest of them all, but life isn't.
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This isn't the fairest or most efficient way to increase aggregate demand.
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If these are facts, then I confess our fairest hopes are extinguished.
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I've often said, it's the fairest links golf course you'll ever play.
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Be the fairest of them all by imitating Disney's most popularly chill princess.
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Save: L'Oreal Color Riche Lip Color in Fairest Nude, $5.99, available at Target.
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I have one of the simplest, clearest, fairest financial reports you can see.
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And lastly, what cryptocurrency will prove to be the "fairest of them all"?
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He has said Iran's judiciary is one of the fairest in the world.
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It may not be the least risky solution, but it is certainly the fairest.
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In fact there's a sense in which such unburdened conditions nurture the fairest criticism.
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My job is to put forward the fairest process that we can put forward.
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"Take a look in that mirror—now tell me who's the fairest," Mars suggested.
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"I've found him to be one of the fairest judges," Cross told the Guardian.
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The Kensington council, meanwhile, claims that the bidding process is the "fairest and quickest" method.
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" The challenge, she concluded, is "balancing all of these interests in the fairest way possible.
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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest little piece of fluff of them all?
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Forty-seven percent said that the fairest tax code would have fewer of these breaks.
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Generally, the overall objective has to be to build the fairest, most consistent system possible.
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Mirror, mirror on the wall who's the fairest of — OH MY GOSH, WHO IS THAT!?
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A tie is the fairest result here, but I grudgingly concede that ties aren't allowed.
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The fairest assumption is that he has Russian business ties he wants to keep hidden.
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History is not a mirror that tells us that we are the fairest of them all.
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At first glance, proportional representation seems like the fairest and most democratic way of selecting representatives.
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" Rudy Giuliani said Graham had "distinguished himself" as "the fairest man and the best lawyer in Washington.
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Ensuring these rights for workers has helped make New York City the fairest big city in America.
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Selling the advertising slots to the highest bidder seems to be the fairest way of achieving this.
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You're there just to make sure that they engage in the most interesting and fairest way possible.
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And if sunlight really is the best disinfectant, the most public setting should produce the fairest result.
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"Thailand will provide the best and fairest treatment to all tourists affected by this accident," it added.
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Whatever, I guess we go out a lot so this is the fairest way to do it.
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Our job is to make it the widest and fairest version of capitalism it can possibly be.
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We want to let you operate in the fairest way possible, but we want to protect consumers.
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Someday mirrors will be smart enough to lie to us, assuring us we're the fairest of them all.
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Other countries are said to consider the British system to be among the fairest and best of all.
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Using a combination of protective factors can prevent sunburns even among people with the fairest skin, she said.
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But there's still some time left, and we're trying to distribute them in the fairest way we know.
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Wet 'n Wild Coloricon Bronzer in Ticket to Brazil is a light bronzer for the fairest of complexions.
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That's disappointing from a mayor who said he wanted to make New York City America's fairest big city.
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Here's what else is happening: Mirror, mirror, on the wall, which day is the fairest of them all?
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Moon has said soccer is the "most democratic and fairest" sport that can contribute to improving inter-Korean ties.
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Pro-Kremlin officials are casting the parliamentary election as the fairest contest of its kind in modern Russian history.
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"There is an animating vision, which is to be the fairest big city in America," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Gibney, in fact, has made one of the fairest and most accessible accounts of post-Soviet Russia to date.
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So the fairest way to characterize the output deal is probably as a production freeze, rather than a production cut.
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I think that the fairest thing to say is that Hillary has always been something of a foreign policy hawk.
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However, this is not the fairest comparison as Pokémon Go and Super Mario Run are very different types of games.
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There are shades for everyone from the fairest among us to the darkest — and that's not always easy to find.
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Snow White may be the fairest of them all, but it seems like she's going to have some competition soon.
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And there she is walking on air, she is fairest of the fair, she is There she is -- Miss America.
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The collaboration makes perfect sense: While Snow White may have been the fairest of them all, her makeup was surprisingly colorful.
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Would it be the ideal of blind justice—a truly unbiased brain deducing the fairest outcome for any set of circumstances?
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The fairest and most democratic process in terms of Supreme Court nominees is [to] let the American people have a voice.
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"That's how long this administration has to ensure that we become the fairest big city in America," Mr. de Blasio said.
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The kits cater to a wide range of complexions, from Stay Ready (the fairest option) to Squad Goals (the deepest quad).
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"Our federal securities laws have provided the U.S. capital system with the most transparent, fairest, most liquid system in history," Hauptman said.
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While the options listed above are all excellent starting points, nothing can compare to the fairest cold food of them all: pizza.
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The title refers to her, who is the "fairest" and most desirable according to the print, due to her light-skinned complexion.
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Luminous is a pearlescent white perfect for the fairest of fair, whereas Fireball is a dark copper that makes dark skin gleam.
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Pale With Yellow UndertonesFor Kayla, the fairest model (skin-tone-wise) of them all, Matin chose a "cappuccino, café con leche" hue.
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The entrance exam replaces subjective criteria with objective ones and, for all its imperfections, is the fairest way to judge academic ability.
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The fairest, most efficient and effective tool is the provision of direct cash assistance to all for the duration of the crisis.
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I followed that by Fruit Loops — the medley of fruity albeit artificial flavors loved by many — not the fairest comparison I know.
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The fairest way to assess goalkeepers′ impact, as well as that of outfield players, is to measure how many league points they earned.
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" In Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), the wicked queen says: "__________ mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?
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Like Snow White's evil stepmother who demanded the mirror remind her that she is "the fairest of them all," he then asked Rep.
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As in any other field of endeavor, markets and empowered consumers provide the best and fairest way to determine prices and incentivize innovation.
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That has always struck me as the fairest way to do it — shift policy costs out of electricity rates, into a progressive tax.
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The fairest of them all might be the home housing Gallery 27, an attic souvenir shop and textile gallery selling handmade Georgian crafts.
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A BBC spokesperson pointed to a government commissioned review in 1713 that found the current system to be the fairest and most effective.
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The fairest way to design these clauses is that the unsuccessful party, whoever it is, pays reasonable costs and expenses of the successful party.
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That's about as close as you come to 50/50 gambling odds, and among the best, fairest odds you'll find in the gambling world.
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Benefit Hoola Matte Bronzer is a totally matte and blendable bronzer that gives even the fairest of skin tones a natural sun-kissed look.
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"Elect more Republicans in November and we will pass the finest, fairest and most comprehensive Immigration Bills anywhere in the world," Trump said Friday.
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Our elected officials must examine all options on the table to determine which is the most effective and fairest way to elect the president.
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"I think the fairest way is opt-in," Feinstein told reporters in December, saying that opt-out systems help businesses profit on unknowing customers.
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I support a single-payer, Canadian-style healthcare system because that's the one supported by two-thirds of American voters and because it's the fairest.
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"Elect more Republicans in November and we will pass the finest, fairest and most comprehensive Immigration Bills anywhere in the world," Trump said on Twitter.
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I'm convinced that the United States can be the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest and the most prosperous nation on Earth in the 21st century.
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The clearest and fairest solution would be to ask voters whether they would take his terms over the arrangement they already have, as EU citizens.
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However, we must continue searching in a bipartisan effort to review our election process to make sure we elect the president in the fairest way.
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"In the end, we decided to add two outlier colors: one for the fairest skin tones and one for the darkest skin tones," Girald said.
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"This administration is focused on making New York the fairest big city in America," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement ahead of his presentation.
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The fairest opposition to Mr Blair's gambit comes from keen Remainers who fear that such polarising interventions make it harder for them to win a hearing.
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Benefit Hoola Matte Bronzer is totally matte and blendable, and most importantly, it nails the natural look for those with even the fairest of skin tones.
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Look into it, like the Wicked Queen in Snow White, and instead of being told you are the fairest, your data profile appears on the glass.
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When: December 1–4 Where: 56 NE 29th Street (Miami) From the exclamation point in its name to its claim of being "the fairest fair," Superfine!
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While a split of 50-503 or 25-25-25-25 might appear to be the fairest arrangement, in most cases, it's a recipe for disaster.
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He insists to his supporters that he is being treated unfairly and their reflexive defense of him prevents them from even entertaining the fairest of criticisms.
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Yes, one of the Queen's tactics to murder Snow White and become the fairest in the land was always to disguise herself as a corset seller.
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The mayor has said he wants New York to be the fairest major city in the country and has proclaimed himself a leader on income inequality.
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But is "banning" (the quotes are merited given all the exceptions anyhow) single-use plastics the fairest or even the best way to help the environment?
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The fairest way to do so is to desegregate restrooms by sex, and that means eliminating the men's and women's rooms in favor of "all gender" restrooms.
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"It's the simplest, fairest, and most effective way to raise the money we need for roads, bridges, and transit," Chamber President Tom Donohue said in a statement.
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In other words, Robinhood may not have been holding up its obligation to make sure those Amazon shares you sold on the app got the fairest price.
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I know we can do it, because we're doing it in New York right now as we work to make it into the fairest big city in America.
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At the same time, carriers can continually post information about their capacity for shipping vehicles and lanes, thereby dynamically adjusting the fairest pricing based on supply and demand.
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"I have to cover this race in the fairest way possible, and that means no cheap shots, no gotcha stuff, no personal attacks on either candidate," he said.
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An Oakland, California-based diagnostics company says it has created the world's first weed breathalyzer—and it believes breath is the fairest way to test drivers for impairment.
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If he still wants to make New York America's "fairest" big city, as he promised in his 2017 campaign, the mayor might consider taking on property tax reform.
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Larijani has said his country's judiciary is one of the fairest in the world, while Iran says its legal system is independent and not influenced by political interests.
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In media interviews, he's said that trials are the fairest method of settling an IP dispute, and a system that prioritizes trials attracts litigants who want a fair shake.
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If the future of blockchain manifests in the most democratic, fairest, it will sort of be the antidote to the punishing blockbuster, fuck-show of the 25.0s and 23s.
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My review is based on the experience of listening to them without the extra Lightning jazz, because that's the fairest way to judge the performance of the headphones themselves.
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You know, when you want to read the paper in the morning, people would always ask, I think the Wall Street Journal gives it the fairest, straightest objective viewpoint.
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We chose the name because it's clean, simple and brings focus back to the product – we're dedicated to creating the highest quality, best fitting jeans at the fairest price.
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" The chairman added that he believed "random assignment is the fairest way to give everybody that opportunity to make their voices heard and articulate what they are standing for.
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In an initial response, Amazon said the city is "hostile" to big business, but Seattle officials say the tax is the fairest way to address a burning social crisis.
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It's admittedly not the fairest of comparisons, Disney has decades of classic content behind them while Apple is pushing out weekly updates to a few mostly meh TV shows.
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"This election was the healthiest and fairest election in comparison to the previous elections," said Hawa Alam Nuristani, head of country's Independent Election Commission (IEC), after the voting concluded.
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While the fairest approach might seem to be requiring a medical intervention for trans girls to compete, there is reason to believe it may not hold up under legal scrutiny.
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"At CommonBond, we always talk in APRs — it's the fairest thing to do, and it's most transparent for the consumer, who is sometimes trying to compare their options," Klein said.
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This might be the fairest fight of the lot because it turns out that Cilla, in her old age, loved a bit of house music, just like our mate Omar.
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Royal Birkdale, where the 146th version of the championship starts next Thursday, is perhaps the fairest test on the Open rota, however, one that has never produced a lucky winner.
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Taxing the rich, she argues, is the fairest and most efficient way to pay for the kind of ambitious health care and educational programs that would help accomplish that goal.
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While there are reasonable debates to be had about the fairest fair way to go forward, from what I can tell, too few schools have taken this seemingly radical step.
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I believe that continued admission on the basis of a single test that is colorblind and agnostic on background, race, religion and economic status is the fairest way to go.
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But the Washington state challengers insist the entire order is unlawful, and that the fairest approach is to keep the entire order blocked while the lower court rules on the merits.
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Washington (CNN)Elizabeth Warren's new plan to cancel most student debt and make tuition free at public colleges is reopening a fight about the fairest way to make college more affordable.
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We've checked out all the brands that made the cut, and put together our own short list of labels with the most options, best styles, and fairest prices across all categories.
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The Framers wisely wanted the electorally accountable Congress — and not even the fairest prosecutor in all the land — to render the ultimate judgment when a president is accused of serious misbehavior.
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It follows that the easiest and fairest way to begin the transition away from coal is to simply stop new mines from being built while the old ones gradually run down.
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The paper called the outer barrier the fairest solution because a district-by-district approach would likely give priority to wealthy and commercial areas at the expense of less affluent neighborhoods.
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The Planet Money podcast did a deep dive into how the New York City Marathon drawing works, looking at the economics of picking the fairest way to allocate a scarce resource.
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They are the same weapons needed across the whole of the economy: regulation, labor laws, newly robust unions, a political apparatus dedicated to questions beyond the fairest way to grow GDP.
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With an eye to see you, Echo Look promises to contain your self-image better than a mirror by claiming to know which of your outfits is the fairest of them all.
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Santa Clara County deputy public defender Gary Goodman in June called him a "solid and respected judge," while defense attorney Barbara Muller said he's "one of the fairest judges" in the county.
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Across-the-board cuts in non-defense discretionary spending, seemingly the fairest but actually the most inefficient way to cut budgets, would have been an easier and less-controversial approach to take.
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"The competitions must be finished, before June 30 if possible, but this date doesn't have to be a wall, the objective is that all competitions finish in the fairest way," Rubiales added.
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But even though all are described in the script as "beautiful" with no weasel words or provisos, it is Akim (Níke Uche Kadri) who is recognized as the fairest of them all.
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" Dee Dee distracts her with a Disney reference (of which there are plenty in this disturbing story based on real events), asking, "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?
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The ultimate goal is to ensure the best and fairest treatment of U.S. workers and businesses, and the President believes that those interests are best secured by bilateral, rather than multilateral trade deals.
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"My mother was born in the U.K. I have a daughter there in the U.K." Mr. Kotey said the fairest venue for a trial might be the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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Like my father, I used to believe that hard work and mastery of a standardized exam was the fairest way for students like me to compete with those who had far more resources.
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"When a case is brought to us, we have to look at all sides of the case, and we have to come to the fairest conclusion we can for everyone involved," he said.
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But now, the mayor, who wants to make New York City the nation's "fairest," is under mounting pressure from the City Council and poverty activists to pay for the plan with city money.
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Whereas his trials with academy teams have shown that the new method narrows the first-mover advantage to 54%, the fairest option is the Prouhet-Thue-Morse sequence (ABBABAAB), which cuts it to 51%.
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"This type of privatization, which is a sale of control, tends to be faster because markets decide what's the best and fairest price for the asset," Deputy Mining Minister Paulo Pedrosa said in Brasilia.
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In a situation where everyone in need can't have help, the fairest solution is arguably to set aside the impossible task of deciding who merits help the most, and simply draw winners at random.
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So once again, this is really a job for the fairest journalists out there who can find a way to shine a light on these cozy arrangements on both sides of the political aisle.
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The debate: For most voters — Republican and Democrat, black and white, coastal and heartland — the question is no longer whether marijuana should be legalized but what's the fairest and safest way to do it.
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TMZ's obtained a legal letter CBS fired off to Jonny warning him about using the "Survivor" logo for his podcast, formerly known as "Survival of the Fairest" ... which has since been renamed 'Survivor NSFW.
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"Both TransferWise and BPCE are committed to offering the best possible service and the fairest deal to their customers and this collaboration is an important step in making that a reality for everyone," says TransferWise.
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In other words, the fairest way to compare players is to compare their numbers, while making sure to account for how the way the game was played in different eras—rules, playstyle—affects those numbers.
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As Betye Saar's daughter, she is a legacy artist and second-generation feminist, but she was the fairest skinned member of a family of black feminist artists, which also includes her sister, artist Allison Saar.
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"He is really one of the smartest and fairest people I have ever had the pleasure to work with," said Bill Hamel, who served as assistant inspector general for investigations at the Department of Education.
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"Decent first step" are the words I used in Friday's paper to describe the looming Rose hire because, well, it was the fairest description I could settle on while still processing the move (and its suddenness).
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Though dwarfed by nearby sheaves of bladed flax, or harakeke, the woolly stems can hold their ground like hooves; the individual petioles try to overtake one another, competing harmlessly, like teams in the fairest of sports.
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"The mayor is in a position where he has to defend his claim that we are the fairest, most progressive city in America because there is now a national spotlight around his positions," Mr. Treyger said.
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"Yesterday, the people of New York City delivered a message loud and clear and delivered a mandate, a mandate for fairness, to make this the fairest big city in America," Mr. de Blasio said at the start.
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After 10-plus years in admissions at the University of California, Berkeley, I know that holistic methods — that is, looking in depth at each applicant — are the fairest and most successful way to choose an incoming class.
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Bilsky called the 14-game schedule — home and away against every league team — "the fairest way to crown a champion," and he liked that it guaranteed the league would send its best team to the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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In "The Fairest Flower," a 1925 art print by publishing company Brown & Bigelow, a woman in a grass skirt sits in a patch of flowers, strumming an instrument against the backdrop of a beach and a smoking volcano.
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Castro at the event said that his platform will promote a vision for making the U.S. "the smartest, the healthiest, the fairest and the most prosperous nation in the world," according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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"There's increasing evidence to suggest that unconditional cash transfers to ordinary citizens are one of the fairest, most cost-effective and most impactful ways to alleviate poverty and stimulate economic growth," said Diana Ohlbaum, a former U.S.A.I.D. official.
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He approached cases not as a philosopher ready to slot each issue into a doctrinal or theoretical cubbyhole, but as a judge charged with reaching the fairest, most defensible decision in the particular case in front of him.
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"The goal is to provide economic security, so the first question is what level do we want and what is the fairest way to distribute the cost," said Nancy Altman, president of Social Security Works, which advocates expanding benefits.
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Namako wrote to Meehan to "protest the treatment of our reporter Hamed Aleaziz, one of the most authoritative, knowledgeable, and fairest immigration reporters in the country, by your agency," according to the email, which was reviewed by The Hill.
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But we rose above that, and using democratic processes, we collectively agreed that universal contributions to public coffers, based on income levels, was the fairest and best way to finance the tools our democracy needed to grow and prosper.
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Last year the actual cash it paid to the taxman was equivalent to 13% of its pre-tax profits—this is probably the fairest measure of its burden—making it one of the lightest taxpayers among big firms (see chart).
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Sonya decided that a lunchtime round of rock-paper-scissors at Curry-Lee's house in nearby Hayward, rather than a simple coin toss, was the fairest means to decide which hybrid jersey each parent would wear, since they both had two.
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Although many policies can help address it, progressive income taxation is the fairest and most potent of them all, because it restrains all exorbitant incomes equally, whether they derive from exploiting monopoly power, new financial products, sheer luck or anything else.
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And his focus in the speech on the big picture, while skimming more lightly over some of the gritty problems of city life, might have left some of his listeners wondering if he was seeing the fairest but not the trees.
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" He adds: "As I've written before, the fairest way to measure a president's impact on his party is to compare its electoral position just before he first appeared on the ballot with its position just after the election to succeed him.
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DNC spokeswoman Xochitl Hinojosa said party Chairman Tom Perez met with potential media partners, former party officials, former presidential candidates, consultants and other stakeholders over the past 18 months to determine what would be fairest to the large field of Democratic candidates.
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According to Rawls, the fairest society would be one that any one of us would be happy to endorse if we did not know the hand that we were going to be dealt, how healthy or clever we were going to be.
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Never could those four sister victories, the fairest the sun ever beheld, of Salamis, Plataea, Mycale, and Sicily, venture to oppose all their united glories, to the single glory of the defeat of King Leonidas and his men, at the pass of Thermopylae.
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Democrats are far from perfect, and there is much fair debate to be had on what the fairest and most effective tax structure should look like, but their goal is clearly not simply to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
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On the other side, Jevic and its private equity owner said the settlement was the fairest result because if the company were liquidated, all of the small creditors would have been left empty-handed because of secured creditor liens on the company's assets.
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The Trump supporter might, at this point, fall silent, and so might I. In the face of specificity, my interviewees began trying, really trying, to think of what would be fairest and most humane for this real person we had imaginatively conjured up.
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Pub date: October Meredith Talusan (a former BuzzFeed employee) is one of the most thoughtful writers covering trans issues today, and though not many details are available about Fairest, her debut memoir about race, gender, immigration, and intersectionality, we are eagerly awaiting its arrival.
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"I feel that in countries like Mexico there is a lot of need to talk about what is happening, and the fairest thing is to give a chance to people who are protagonists in real life and can be on the screen," said Giralt Brun.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Torres praised Mr. Carter and Mr. Peters for arriving at the "fairest possible process" for investigating the whistle-blower charges, and said that he would draft legislation that would codify how the Investigations Department should handle similar situations in the future.
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In the first State of the City address of his second and final term, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday night pledged to enact policies to make New York City the "fairest big city in America," renewing a theme familiar from his re-election campaign.
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At present, we believe that the fairest way of producing highly selective journals like this one and ensuring their long-term sustainability as a resource for the widest possible community, is to spread these costs among many readers—instead of having them borne by a few authors.
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Despite stereotypes about their success, Asian-Americans are the poorest immigrant group in the city, noted Joseph P. Viteritti, a professor of public policy at Hunter College, and many view the schools as a ladder to the middle class, and the test as the fairest way to determine admission.
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"When you have companies setting the rules, my biggest concern is that it's just going to be streamlined toward the most efficient process for them — but not necessarily the most efficient process for users or the fairest process for users," says Frank Pasquale, a law professor at the University of Maryland.
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